Once you retire, you may find yourself strapped for money if you do not have enough retirement savings. Even if you currently have enough savings, you may be worried about not having enough money in the future for any expensive or unexpected medical bills. Many older adults are also unable to experience their ideal retirement…
Managing your loved one’s blood pressure levels can be challenging or stressful. Whether it is by taking medication or following the physician’s recommended treatment plan, many lifestyle changes need to take place in order to improve health. This can seem overwhelming but there are actually many simple and natural ways for older adults to lower…
If your loved ones have limited mobility, they may be unable to enjoy activities they used to enjoy. However, this does not mean that they cannot enjoy and have a fulfilling life. Learn what are the benefits of encouraging your loved one to engage in activities that suit their level of mobility. Also, learn what…
When we hear dementia, the first condition that pops into our mind is probably Alzheimer’s. It is the most well-known and common degenerative brain disease. However, it’s not the only one. Dementia is an overarching term for the range of diseases that shows symptoms of memory loss, mood shift, cognitive decline, and other cognitive issues…
The city of Tampa is located on the Gulf Coast of Florida. It houses many museums and historical sites in the Ybor neighborhood – developed by the Cuban and Spanish cigar factory workers at the start of the 20th Century. Tampa is an ethnically diverse and cosmopolitan city that hosts a variety of attractions and…
There is nothing more vital than your comfort and convenience when thinking about moving to a senior assisted living community. Assisted living programs in Fortworth, Tx, provide care when one needs it, but freedom and flexibility when you do not. Many of these programs provide a schedule of fun activities and events so that each…
Older drivers are regarded to be some of the safest drivers, as they always wear their seat belts and drive without intentional impairment. However, with aging comes physical and cognitive changes, medications, and health conditions beyond our control that can compromise one’s ability to drive safely. Making regular assessments of the driving ability in aged…